1982

  1. Species composition and cyclical changes in numbers of savanna blackflies (Diptera: Simuliidae) caught by suction traps in the Onchocerciasis Control Programme area of West Africa
  2. Use of nitrification inhibitors to improve recovery of mineralised nitrogen by winter wheat
  3. Rothamsted Soils and Plant Nutrition Department
  4. Rothamsted Soil Microbiology Department
  5. Rothamsted Soils and Plant Nutrition Department
  6. Results from the Woburn Reference Experiment, III. Yields of the Crops and Recoveries of N, P, K, and Mg from Manures and Soil, 1975-79
  7. Report on Rothamsted Multidisciplinary Activities
  8. Variations in Cereal Yield Losses associated with Heterodera avenae in England and Wales
  9. Plant growth response to vesicular-arbuscular mycorrhiza. XIII. Spread of an introduced VA endophyte in the field and residual growth effects of inoculation in the second tear
  10. Factors affecting resistance to root rot and wilt diseases
  11. Physiological behaviour of the cereal crop
  12. The regeneration of plants from protoplasts of agriculturally important species [Triticum aestivum, wheat, Hordeum vulgare, barley, Solanum tuberosum potatoes, Brassica napus, rape]
  13. Mycorrhizae The present situation / position
  14. Aphid monitoring and forecasting as an aid to decision-making
  15. Use of similar media theory in infiltration and runoff relationships
  16. Maximising wheat yields, and some causes of yield variation
  17. Balance and designs - Another terminological tangle
  18. La biometrie Pas rites mais science
  19. Some partly cyclic 13× 4 Youden 'squares' and a balanced arrangement for a pack of cards
  20. The design and analysis of experiments - what has gone wrong?
  21. The role of parasitoids in limiting cereal aphid populations
  22. Diagnostic keys to identify individual and groups of taxa
  23. The effect of brief exposures to potato root diffusate on the hatching of Globodera rostochiensis
  24. The behaviour of moths responding to pheromone sources in the field: a basis for discussion
  25. Metabolism of pesticides in plants - some applications of nuclear techniques
  26. Markov-chain simulation of particle dispersion in inhomogeneous flows: the mean drift velocity induced by a gradient in Eulerian velocity variance
  27. Numbers of root-ectoparasitic nematodes under some forage crops
  28. The distribution of carbon and the demand of the fungal symbiont in leek plants with vesicular‐arbuscular mycorrhizas
  29. The relationship between phosphorus concentration and growth in plants infected with vesicular-arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi
  30. RA Fisher An Appreciation
  31. Effect on some field-measured soil physical properties of restructuring a soil mechanically
  32. Degradation y Comportamiento de C-Carbaril en dos Suelos Brasilenos
  33. A fully automated micro-injection system for the LKB batch microcalorimeter
  34. Comments on 'the influence of water vapor fluctuations on turbulent fluxes by Brook
  35. Progress in use of biological agents for control of nematodes
  36. Transfer of Symbiotic Genes in Rhizobium
  37. Potato plants used as traps to determine when winged aphids which can carry yellowing viruses invaded some European sugar-beet crops, 1975-1977
  38. Practical aspects of vesicular arbuscular mycorrhiza
  39. Nitrogen and stocking rates for grazing beef cattle - effects of grassland fertilization on liveweight
  40. Disease gradients of windborne plant pathogens: interpretation and misinterpretation
  41. Methyl 4,6-bis(O-p-chlorobenzoyl)-2,3-dideoxy-3-C-(methoxycarbonylmethyl)-alpha-D-ribo-hexopyranoside
  42. Molecular cloning of Rhizobium trifolii genes involved in symbiotic nitrogen fixation
  43. Some problems posed by the Heterodera avenae complex
  44. Soils and land use on the Yorkshire Wolds [England]
  45. Identification of poisoning by triazophos in honeybees
  46. Effects of infestation with Globodera rostochiensis (Wollenweber) Behrens Rol on the growth of four potato cultivars
  47. Effects of host variety, photoperiod and chemical treatments on hatching of Globodera rostochiensis
  48. Possible use of chemicals for the control of photorespiraton
  49. The extent of insidious pest damage in the United Kingdom grassland and possibilities for control
  50. Plant growth responses to vesticular-arbuscular mycorrhiza (VAM XIIISpread of an introduced VA endophyte in the field and residual growth effects of inoculation in the second year
  51. Spermatogenesis and sperm structure in some Meloidogyne species (Heteroderoidea, Meloidogynidae) and a cornparison with those in some cyst nematodes (Heteroderoidea, Heteroderidae)
  52. Estimating sugar production from pre-harvest samples
  53. Diffusion of coefficients of carbon dioxide, nitrous oxide, ethylene and ethane in air and their measurement
  54. The quaternary deposits of the Yorkshire Wolds
  55. Loess in Cornwall
  56. Latent messenger RNA in tobacco (Nicotiana tabacum)
  57. Natural control of the cereal cyst nematode, Heterodera avenae Woll., by soil fungi at three sites
  58. Faba beans in cropping and cropping/livestock systems in the UK
  59. The response of ryegrass to nitrogen on chalkland in the south of England
  60. Statistical Programs for Microcomputers: The Implementation of a Directory for Data Structures
  61. Changes in membrane phospholipids, identified by Arrhenius plots of acetylcholinesterase and associated with pyrethroid resistance (kdr) in houseflies (Musca domestica)
  62. Magnesium uptake in grass-results of a long term experiment
  63. The effect on some field-measured soil physical properties of restructuring a soil mechanically
  64. Degradacion y comportamiento de 14C-Carbaril en dos suelos brasilenos
  65. The rice root-knot nematode, Meloidogyne graminicola, on deep water rice (Oryza sativa subsp. indica)
  66. Genetics - chapter 5
  67. REML — a program for the analysis of non-orthogonal data by restricted maximum likelihood
  68. Regulation of RuBP carboxylase activity associated with photo-inhibition of wheat
  69. Euclidean Distance Geometry
  70. Composition and origin of some brickearths on the Chiltern Hills, England
  71. Regional variation of extractable copper and cobalt in the topsoil of south-east Scotland
  72. Linear models and non-orthogonal data
  73. Regression Models for Repeated Measurements
  74. Obituary : William Gemmell Cochran, 1909-1980
  75. (z)-11-eicosen-1-ol, an important new pheromonal component from the sting of the honey bee, apis-mellifera-l (hymenoptera, apidae)
  76. Water-use, calcium-uptake and tolerance of cyst-nematode attack in potatoes
  77. Volatile hydrocarbons in the Dufour's gland of the parasite Nemeritis canescens (Grav.) (Hymenoptera; ichneumonidae)
  78. Viruses of honeybees
  79. Viruses detected in ullucus-tuberosus (basellaceae) from peru and bolivia
  80. Vertical band granule applicator
  81. Variation of host response to nematodes due to interaction between nematodes, with fungi and with environment
  82. Variation amongst protoplast-derived potato plants (solanum-tuberosum cv maris bard)
  83. Use of unpurified nasonov pheromone components to attract clustering honeybees
  84. Use of triple-labeled nutrient solution to study the effects of root-infecting fungi on uptake of potassium, calcium and phosphorus by wheat
  85. Use of nitrification inhibitors to improve recovery of mineralized nitrogen by winter-wheat
  86. The uptake and translocation of tri-valent and hexa-valent chromium and effects on the growth of oat in flowing nutrient solution and in soil
  87. Uniformity of distribution and prevention of loss of potatoes in store by tecnazene
  88. Ullucus virus-c, a newly recognized comovirus infecting ullucus-tuberosus (basellaceae)
  89. The translocation of 3,5-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid in relation to its effect on potato common scab
  90. Transfer of pheromone from immature queen honeybees, apis-mellifera
  91. Towards more efficient soil-water modeling - moisture profiles for constant application or removal of water at the surface
  92. Time and method of nitrogen application - a review of recent trials
  93. A thermal history
  94. Terminal velocity of fall of didymella-exitialis ascospores in air
  95. Taxonomic studies on Streptococcus pluton
  96. T is for trouble (and textbooks) - a critique of some examples of the paired-samples t-test
  97. Synthetic ionophores and stomatal response
  98. The survival of ditylenchus-dipsaci in the absence of host crops
  99. Surveys of beet cyst nematode in England 1977-80
  100. Studying and recording the feeding-behavior of thrips
  101. Studies of the cereal cyst-nematode, heterodera-avenae under continuous cereals, 1975-1978 .2. Fungal parasitism of nematode females and eggs
  102. Studies of the cereal cyst-nematode, heterodera-avenae under continuous cereals, 1974-1978 .1. Plant-growth and nematode multiplication
  103. Structures of two isomeric macrobicyclic polyethers, C28H42O8, and the potassium perchlorate complex of one
  104. The structures of the isomer C of the macrobicyclic polyether (21S,26R,29S,34R)-21,22,23,24,25,26,29,30,31,32,33,34-dodecahydro-1,4,7,14,17,20,28,35-octaoxa[23,29-anti.218,34anti][7.7]orthocyclophane at 295 K and of its methanol complex at 295 and 123 K
  105. The structure of the egg-shell of gLobodera rostochiensis (Nematoda: Tylenchida)
  106. The structure of normal and high-lysine barley grains
  107. A strain of Sacbrood virus from Apis cerana
  108. Statistical aspects of travel demand modeling
  109. The stability of beta-carotene in preserved, moist leaf protein
  110. The spread of Erwinia carotovora subsp. atroseptica and subsp. carotovora from stem lesions and degenerating seed tubers to progeny tubers in soil
  111. Source of phosphate taken up from two soils by mycorrhizal (Thelephora terrestris) and non-mycorrhizal Picea sitchensis seedlings
  112. Some results of an experiment in which potatoes were grown continuously for 11 years
  113. Some effects of manuring and cropping on the organic phosphorus-content of soils
  114. Some biological aspects of different geographic isolates of the rice root-knot nematode, meloidogyne-graminicola
  115. Solanum berthaultii P.I. 265858; a possible source of protection against all strains of PVX
  116. Setting up and managing an experimental farm for crop studies - the 1st 20 years experience at Brooms Barn
  117. SEM studies of Pratylenchus spp.
  118. Selection of potato cyst-nematodes virulent against resistance from solanum-vernei
  119. Screening of pesticides for use on established grassland to improve herbage yield
  120. Revisionary notes on the genus Metopolophium Mordvilko, 1914, with keys to European species and descriptions of two new taxa (Homoptera: Aphidoidea)
  121. Retention of actinomycete spores by respirator filters
  122. Results from factorial experiments testing amounts and times of granular N-fertilizer, late sprays of liquid N-fertilizer and fungicides to control mildew and brown rust on two varieties of spring barley at Saxmundham, Suffolk 1975–8
  123. Results from an experiment on permanent grass evaluating the cumulative effects of aqueous urea, injected alone or with a nitrification inhibitor, with those of nitro-chalk
  124. Response of the ichneumonid parasite nemeritis-canescens to kairomones from the flour moth, ephestia-kuehniella
  125. Response by sugar-beet to various amounts and times of application of sodium-chloride fertilizer in relation to soil type
  126. Residuals of equal magnitude in fractional replicate 2n designs
  127. Residual effects of triadimefon in soil on powdery mildew and yield of spring barley
  128. Relationships between the rna components of chronic bee-paralysis virus and those of chronic bee-paralysis virus associate
  129. Reduced fecundity of females of spodoptera-littoralis emerging from pupae exposed to 16-degrees a temperature within the range for complete development
  130. A record beet year - and its weather
  131. Reclassification of ‘Streptococcus pluton’ (White) in a new genus Melissococcus, as Melissococcus pluton nom. rev.; comb. nov.
  132. A reappraisal of insect flight towards a distant point-source of wind-borne odor
  133. Realistic approaches to third-world food supplies
  134. Reader reaction - regression-models for repeated measurements
  135. The reactions between active and inactive forms of wheat ribulosebisphosphate carboxylase and effectors
  136. The purification and characterization of homologous high molecular-weight storage proteins from grain of wheat, rye and barley
  137. The purification and characterization of 2 groups of storage proteins (secalins) from rye (secale-cereale l)
  138. Protein disulfide-isomerase is located in the endoplasmic-reticulum of developing wheat endosperm
  139. Protein bodies from developing seeds of barley, maize, wheat and peas - the effects of protease treatment
  140. Proline content does not influence pest and disease susceptibility of barley
  141. Preparation and quality of edible leaf protein
  142. Preparation and crystal structure of [{W(N2)2(PEt2Ph)3}2(µ-N2)]
  143. Plant-growth responses to vesicular-arbuscular mycorrhiza .13. Spread of an introduced va endophyte in the field and residual growth effects of inoculation in the 2nd year
  144. Photosynthesis, respiration and evaporation of a field-grown potato crop
  145. Phenology of aphidophagous predators
  146. Pesticides and ecosystems
  147. The origin of 6-rowed wild barley from the western himalaya
  148. The occurrence of bacterium-like organelles in vesicular-arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi
  149. Observations on the biology and ecology of apion-vorax (coleoptera, apionidae), a vector of broad bean stain and broad bean true mosaic-viruses
  150. Observations on fixing, processing and mounting of nematodes
  151. Numbers of root-ectoparasitic nematodes under some forage crops
  152. A note on some factors affecting the survival of rhizobium cultures during freeze-drying and subsequent storage
  153. A note on migration rates
  154. Nitrogenous fertilizers and earthworm populations in agricultural soils
  155. The nitrogen cycle in long-term field experiments
  156. New approaches to nematode control with non-fumigant nematicides
  157. Nematode involvement with root nodulation of peas
  158. Nasonov pheromone of the honeybee - apis-mellifera-l (hymenoptera, apidae) .4. Comparative electroantennogram responses
  159. Movement of fluometuron and CI-36- in soil under field conditions - computer-simulations
  160. Monitoring surveys of beet cyst-nematode in England
  161. Models for the analysis of inter-regional migration
  162. A model to simulate the spread of cyst-nematodes within fields
  163. Mildew powdery or downy
  164. Methods of testing fungicides for controlling skin spot (polyscytalum-pustulans) on potatoes during storage
  165. A method for improving cheaply the time response of pressure transducer tensiometer systems
  166. Mechanized methods of bolter control
  167. The measurement of the variation with depth of the hydraulic conductivity of saturated soil monoliths
  168. Measurement of spore-carrying splash droplets using photographic film and an image-analyzing computer
  169. Measurement and simulation of the movement and degradation of atrazine and metribuzin in a fallow soil
  170. Measured and simulated behavior of fluometuron, aldoxycarb and chloride-ion in a fallow structured soil
  171. Leaf protein as a food source
  172. Laboratory tests of 8-quinolinol as an additive to volatile fatty-acids for preserving hay and other feedstuffs
  173. Laboratory estimation of toxicity of pyrethroid insecticides to honeybees - relevance to hazard in the field
  174. Irrigation - when and how much to apply
  175. Invitro synthesis of oat globulin
  176. Interactions between globodera-pallida, globodera-rostochiensis and verticillium-dahliae on 4 potato cultivars
  177. Insecticidal activity of the pyrethrins and related-compounds .12. Alpha-substituted-3-phenoxybenzyl esters
  178. Inhibition of stomatal opening by cyclic crown polyethers in commelina-communis, and a correlation with lipophilicity and bonding
  179. Inhibition of pea leaf glutamine-synthetase by methionine sulfoximine, phosphinothricin and other glutamate analogs
  180. Influence of soils and fertility on activity and survival of vesicular-arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi
  181. The influence of predators on population development and dispersal of apterous myzus-persicae in sugar-beet in the United-Kingdom
  182. Infection and root-nodule development in stylosanthes species by rhizobium
  183. Increased sensitivity of detection of plant-viruses obtained by using a fluorogenic substrate in enzyme-linked immunosorbent-assay
  184. Improved preparation of (e)-beta-farnesene and its activity with economically important aphids
  185. The importance of nematophagous fungi in the management of cyst nematode populations
  186. Immunochemical studies on barley seed storage proteins
  187. Identification of rhizobium strains on antibiotic concentration gradients
  188. Identification of meloidogyne species
  189. The identification of hymenopterous parasitoids attacking cereal aphids in Britain
  190. Hirschmanniella sp the primary causal agent of a major disease of taro (colocasia-esculenta) a staple food crop in the south-pacific
  191. Hexatylus head skeleton - different but not so different
  192. Helicotylenchus-vulgaris and its association with damage to sugar-beet
  193. A guide to the neuroanatomy of locust subesophageal and thoracic ganglia
  194. Growth and water-use of arran banner potato plants infested with globodera-pallida
  195. The genetic determination of host range in the rhizobiaceae
  196. Genetic and biochemical-studies of resistance to permethrin in a pyrethroid-resistant strain of the housefly (musca-domestica l)
  197. Genes for the storage proteins of barley
  198. Further-studies on root symptoms in coconut palms affected by lethal yellowing disease in Jamaica
  199. Fourier-series and response curves
  200. Formulations of soil-applied fungicides for controlling take-all (gaeumannomyces-graminis var tritici) in experiments with pot-grown wheat
  201. Food - the best medicine
  202. Fitting split-lines to ecological data
  203. Field trials of foliar sprays of 3,5-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid (3,5-d) against common scab on potatoes
  204. Field desorption and chemical ionization mass-spectra of crown and macrobicyclic polyether complexes of potassium
  205. Factors affecting the spread of vesicular mycorrhizal fungi in soil .I. Root density
  206. Factorial-designs - raktoe,bl, hedayat,a, federer,wt
  207. Experiments on soil drenching with fungicides against take-all in wheat
  208. Erythro-6-Acetoxy-5-hexadecanolide, the major component of a mosquito oviposition attractant pheromone
  209. Electric charge and the deposition of spores of barley mildew erysiphe-graminis
  210. Eggshell calcium and the hatching of globodera-rostochiensis
  211. Eggshell calcium and the hatching of globodera-rostochiensis
  212. The effects of weight at 1st insemination on the subsequent performance of friesian dairy heifers
  213. The effects of tridemorph on barley powdery mildew - its mode of action and cross sensitivity relationships
  214. The effects of the repellents dodecanoic acid and polygodial on the acquisition of non-persistent, semi-persistent and persistent plant-viruses by the aphid myzus-persicae
  215. Effects of the pyrethroid deltamethrin on the acquisition and inoculation of viruses by myzus-persicae
  216. The effects of pesticide application on upland permanent pasture
  217. The effects of light illuminance and wavelength on the growth of broiler-chickens
  218. Effects of husbandry treatments on nitrogen concentration of grain and related yields in winter-wheat experiments made in southeast England
  219. The effects of dazomet and nitrogen-fertilizer on successive crops of maize (zea-mays-l) grown for either grain or forage
  220. The effects of concentration and valency of cr around the root in nutrient solutions and in soil cr uptake and toxicity
  221. Effects of aerial pollutants on the growth and yield of spring barley
  222. The effect of the physical-properties of 2 tropical cotton soils on the permanent wilting point and relative-humidity in relation to the survival and distribution of meloidogyne-acronea
  223. The effect of root-ectoparasitic nematodes on grass establishment and productivity
  224. The effect of root ectoparasitic nematodes upon grass establishment
  225. Effect of progesterone treatment on the calving-to-conception interval of friesian dairy-cows
  226. The effect of ph upon the copper and cupric ion concentrations in soil solutions
  227. Effect of paratrichodorus anemones and other plant-parasitic nematodes on root-growth of spring wheat
  228. The effect of nitrogen nutrition on the lysine content and protein-composition of barley-seeds
  229. The effect of fungicides on field populations of aphis-fabae and on the infection of the aphids by entomophthoraceae
  230. The effect of direct drilling and minimal cultivation on earthworm populations
  231. Effect of anthelmintic treatment on the milk-yield of dairy-cows in England, Scotland and Wales
  232. The effect of three herbicides on the number of spores of rhynchosporium-secalis on barley stubble and volunteer plants
  233. Distribution of the ppp(A2′p)nA-binding protein and interferon-related enzymes in animals, plants, and lower organisms
  234. Distribution between parts of the main shoot and the tillers of photosynthate produced before and after anthesis in the top 3 leaves of main shoots of hobbit and maris huntsman winter-wheat
  235. The diminished incidence of Acarapis woodi (Rennie) (Acari : Tarsonemidae) in honey bees, Apis mellifera L (Hymenoptera : Apidae), in Britain
  236. Differential protein accumulation during barley-grain development
  237. The development of nad(p)h-dependent and ferredoxin-dependent glutamate synthase in greening barley and pea leaves
  238. The development of endomycorrhizal root systems .4. The mathematical-analysis of effects of phosphorus on the spread of vesicular arbuscular mycorrhizal infection in root systems
  239. The development of endomycorrhizal root systems .3. The mathematical representation of the spread of vesicular arbuscular mycorrhizal infection in root systems
  240. Detection of corn stunt spiroplasma invivo by elisa using antisera to extracts from infected corn plants (zea-mays)
  241. Design of an experiment to validate and improve the agricultural-development advisory service hen model of egg-production
  242. Degradation of permethrin in soils
  243. The crystal-structures of complexes between dimethylthallium picrate and 2 isomers of dicyclohexano-18-crown-6
  244. Crystal-structures of complexes between alkali-metal salts and cyclic polyethers .12. The complex between sodium-bromide and 2,3-dimethoxybenzo-15-crown-5 bromo(2,3-dimethoxy-6,7,9,10,12,13,15,16-octahydrobenzo 1,4,7,10,13 pen ta-oxacyclopentadecene)sodium
  245. Crystallographic study of the binding of a trifluoroacetyl dipeptide anilide inhibitor with elastase
  246. Critical potassium potentials for crops 2 Potentials for wheat, maize, peas, beans and sugar-beet in their early growth on a sandy loam
  247. Critical potassium potentials for crops .1. The effect of soil type on the growth of ryegrass and creeping red fescue
  248. Correction for seed‐phosphorus effects in L‐value determinations
  249. Coordination of alkali-metals by open-chain polyethers in transition-metal complexes .1. X-ray crystal and molecular-structure of tetrakis 1-ortho-carboxymethoxyphenoxy)-2-(ortho-hydroxyphenoxy)ethanato -(1-) dipotassiumcobalt(ii), a trinuclear potassium-cobalt-potassium complex
  250. The conversion of 3-indolylmethylglucosinolate to 3-indolylacetonitrile by myrosinase, and its relevance to the clubroot disease of the cruciferae
  251. Control of sugar-beet aphids and virus yellows
  252. The construction by computer of a diagnostic key to the genera of yeasts and other such groups of taxa
  253. Computer-graphics in the reconstruction of serial sections
  254. Computer mapping of records of beet cyst nematode (heterodera-schachtii), 1928-77
  255. Compounds modifying the activity of 2 sex attractants for males of the pea moth, cydia-nigricana-(f)
  256. Composition and development of some soils on glauconitic cretaceous (upper greensand) rocks in southern England
  257. Comparison of the response of different solanum-vernei hybrid clones and solanum-andigena cultivar, maris piper to globodera-rostochiensis and globodera-pallida
  258. A comparison of the protein and amino-acid-composition of old and recent barley-grain
  259. A comparison of the extractabilities of zn, cu, ni and cr from sewage sludges prepared by treating raw sewage with the metal-salts before or after anaerobic-digestion
  260. Comparison of the effects of salicylic-acid and ethephon with virus-induced hypersensitivity and acquired-resistance in tobacco
  261. A comparison of 2 rain-activated switches used with samplers for spores dispersed by rain
  262. A comparative-study of 3 methods of water removal prior to resin impregnation of 2 soils
  263. Comparative synoptic dynamics .1. Relationships between interspecific and intraspecific spatial and temporal variance mean population parameters
  264. Columns of water-molecules and chloride-ions in hydrophobic channels in crystals of a potassium complex
  265. A class of blue quinone-protein coupling products - the allagochromes
  266. Chemical techniques for control of stem canker and black scurf (rhizoctonia-solani) disease of potatoes
  267. Changes in the body-composition of cattle exhibiting compensatory growth
  268. Changes in membrane phospholipids, identified by arrhenius plots of acetylcholinesterase and associated with pyrethroid resistance (kdr) in houseflies (musca-domestica)
  269. A carboxylesterase with broad substrate-specificity causes organo-phosphorus, carbamate and pyrethroid resistance in peach-potato aphids (myzus-persicae)
  270. Calculations of ponded water drainage for flow regions of various geometries to demonstrate effect of disturbed soil-zone shape on drain performance
  271. Buildup and subsequent decline of residues of quintozene and hexachlorobenzene in lettuce in sequential crops
  272. Breakdown of potato virus-x resistance gene-nx - selection of a group 4 strain from strain group 3
  273. The biochemical basis of resistance to organo-phosphorus insecticides in the sheep blowfly, lucilia-cuprina
  274. Biochemical and genetic-analysis of 3 proline accumulating barley mutants
  275. Bias in pressure chamber measurements of leaf water potential
  276. Behavior of permethrin as a seed treatment against larvae of the wheat bulb fly (delia-coarctata-fall)
  277. Behaviour of alatae of myzus-persicae (sulzer) (hemiptera, aphididae) on chemically treated surfaces after tethered flight
  278. Beet cyst-nematode
  279. Bacteriostatic action of nitrification inhibitors
  280. Attractiveness of (Z)-11-eicosen-1-ol to foraging honeybees
  281. Assessment of methods for estimating the numbers of aphids (hemiptera, aphididae) in cereals
  282. An assessment of a method based on intrinsic antibiotic-resistance for identifying rhizobium strains
  283. Aspects of the hatching mechanism of heterodera-goettingiana
  284. Application to wheat and barley of 2 leaf photosynthesis models for c-3 plants
  285. Apparatus for applying 15N-labelled fertilizer uniformly to field micro-plots
  286. Aphid alarm pheromone derivatives affecting settling and transmission of plant-viruses
  287. Analyzing one-step outflow experiments to calculate soil-water diffusivities, using gardner equation
  288. An analysis of factors affecting catches of insects in light-traps
  289. Analysis of covariance and standardization as instances of prediction
  290. Agriculture and food
  291. Affinity of rubp carboxylases for carbon-dioxide and inhibition of the enzymes by oxygen
  292. Adenosine triphosphate measurement in soil: an improved method
  293. Adenosine-triphosphate (atp) and microbial biomass in soil - effects of storage at different temperatures and at different moisture levels
  294. Two new species of malbranchea
  295. Two genes for threonine accumulation in barley-seeds
  296. The effects of nucleotype and genotype upon pollen grain development in Hyacinth and Scilla
  297. Chromosome variation in protoplast-derived potato plants
  298. Cytogenetics Of Lolium perenne. Part 1: Chiasma frequency variation in inbred lines
  299. Measurement of microbial biomass phosphorus in soil
  300. Relationships between lipophilicity and root uptake and translocation of non-ionized chemicals by barley
  301. The role of natural enemies in cereal aphid population dynamics
  302. The role of ammonia assimilatory enzymes during nitrogen fixation in root nodules
  303. Threonine accumulation in the seeds of a barley mutant with an altered aspartate kinase
  304. Multiple forms of glutamine synthetase in the plant fraction of Phaseolus root nodules
  305. The effect of barley yellow dwarf virus on honeydew production by the cereal aphids Sitobion avenae and Metopolophium dirhodum
  306. Simulating diffusion within soil aggregates: a simple model for cubic and other regularly shaped aggregates
  307. Experimental and theoretical aspects of solute diffusion in spherical and nonspherical aggregates
  308. The determination of ionic diffusion coefficients in field soils. II. Diffusion of bromide ions in undisturbed soil cores.
  309. The permanent grassland division at North Wyke
  310. The effects of integration of conservation and grazing on the composition and productivity of grass-clover swards
  311. The effect of paraformaldehyde on the fermentation quality and feeding value of ryegrass and lucerne silages
  312. Improving forage quality by processing
  313. Frequency and severity of defoliation of grass and clover by sheep at different stocking rates
  314. Forage protein conservation and utilization: concluding remarks